OK bN nerds, I just got a package with a chuck of dry ice in it...
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fill a 2 liter bottle half way, drop in dry ice, screw on cap, shove up ass.
Fill a big bowl (the biggest one you can find) halfway with water. Fold a wash cloth or tea towel into a little pad. Put the pad in the bottom of the bowl. Put some dry ice on the pad.
Instant "boiling witch's cauldron" - swirling CO2 in the bowl that will spill out and crawl across the table before dropping to the floor.
The cloth pad is there to keep the CO2 from cracking the bowl with extreme cold. Use tongs or something to handle the dry ice.
Be aware of the air-displacement suffocation risk - CO2 is heavier than air. Do this in a well-ventilated area.
Instant "boiling witch's cauldron" - swirling CO2 in the bowl that will spill out and crawl across the table before dropping to the floor.
The cloth pad is there to keep the CO2 from cracking the bowl with extreme cold. Use tongs or something to handle the dry ice.
Be aware of the air-displacement suffocation risk - CO2 is heavier than air. Do this in a well-ventilated area.
Moisten it
Give it a friendly little lick...
Put a chunk in the toilet bowl :)
Here's another punch bowl approach
I'd worry about having the dry ice in direct contact with the glass bowl, though.
I'd worry about having the dry ice in direct contact with the glass bowl, though.
Put it in a bottle with a little warm water and inhale the vapor.
who is subby? I think it's pretty important to know just which of you it is with the dry ice before suggesting an experiment. There are bNrs and THERE ARE BNRS. It's one thing being STFU'd it's quite another to blow off three fingers.
oh yeah, and don't do this:
bucket of truth: fill a 2 liter bottle half way, drop in dry ice, screw on cap, shove up ass.
oh yeah, and don't do this:
bucket of truth: fill a 2 liter bottle half way, drop in dry ice, screw on cap, shove up ass.
intentionally left blank: I'd go for a Darwin Award if I were you.
My wife had to do Damage Control for DeVry when one of their students decided to throw dry ice in a pressure cooker then turn on the stove while he hovered above it.
Took his head clean off. Dummy.
My wife had to do Damage Control for DeVry when one of their students decided to throw dry ice in a pressure cooker then turn on the stove while he hovered above it.
Took his head clean off. Dummy.
zombiestomper: My wife had to do Damage Control for DeVry when one of their students decided to throw dry ice in a pressure cooker then turn on the stove while he hovered above it.
Took his head clean off. Dummy.
What sort of damage control do you do to someone whose head was taken clean off?
Took his head clean off. Dummy.
What sort of damage control do you do to someone whose head was taken clean off?
zombiestomper: My wife had to do Damage Control for DeVry when one of their students decided to throw dry ice in a pressure cooker then turn on the stove while he hovered above it.
Took his head clean off. Dummy.
That's some weapons-grade stupid, right there.
Took his head clean off. Dummy.
That's some weapons-grade stupid, right there.
bake: wondered who was gonna pick it up :)
The only other person who spent time in Cleveburg that I know of is funky.
The only other person who spent time in Cleveburg that I know of is funky.
shocker: Did you fashion that sculpture using your own teeth and spit?
nice watch
No, I found it in that outside ice bag box thingy. The girl I was with said "DON'T TAKE A PIC OF YOU HOLDING IT!" which of course just attracted attention.
That watch was hateful. Still have it though.
nice watch
No, I found it in that outside ice bag box thingy. The girl I was with said "DON'T TAKE A PIC OF YOU HOLDING IT!" which of course just attracted attention.
That watch was hateful. Still have it though.
cranky bastard: Here's another punch bowl approach
I'd worry about having the dry ice in direct contact with the glass bowl, though.
pyrex?
I'd worry about having the dry ice in direct contact with the glass bowl, though.
pyrex?
intentionally left blank: What sort of damage control do you do to someone whose head was taken clean off?
Sweep up the pieces?
Sweep up the pieces?
intentionally left blank: The only other person who spent time in Cleveburg that I know of is funky.
abe froman...dunno if he still hangs here
abe froman...dunno if he still hangs here
intentionally left blank: What sort of damage control do you do to someone whose head was taken clean off?
You basically put out press releases and do interviews saying the guy was a complete idiot and had nothing to do with course curriculum.
You basically put out press releases and do interviews saying the guy was a complete idiot and had nothing to do with course curriculum.
intentionally left blank: What sort of damage control do you do to someone whose head was taken clean off?
finding the head is a good start.
finding the head is a good start.
zombiestomper: You basically put out press releases and do interviews saying the guy was a complete idiot and had nothing to do with course curriculum.
Ahh.
Ahh.
intentionally left blank: What sort of damage control do you do to someone whose head was taken clean off?
Hold them down. Sometimes something like a headshot causes the body to flop around.
Hold them down. Sometimes something like a headshot causes the body to flop around.
totalsecurity: Hold them down. Sometimes something like a headshot causes the body to flop around.
Like a chicken with its head cut off, only bigger and stronger?
Like a chicken with its head cut off, only bigger and stronger?
intentionally left blank: What sort of damage control do you do to someone whose head was taken clean off?
finding the head is a good start.
finding the head is a good start.
burntman: who is subby? I think it's pretty important to know just which of you it is with the dry ice before suggesting an experiment. There are bNrs and THERE ARE BNRS. It's one thing being STFU'd it's quite another to blow off three fingers.
oh yeah, and don't do this:
Me. My mom sent me some Sherry's Berries today (must have heard the commercial on Glenn Beck, so I'm lucky we didn't get Goldline coins or dehydrated food...)
Think I'm siding with this option to start.
oh yeah, and don't do this:
Me. My mom sent me some Sherry's Berries today (must have heard the commercial on Glenn Beck, so I'm lucky we didn't get Goldline coins or dehydrated food...)
Think I'm siding with this option to start.
totalsecurity: Hold them down. Sometimes something like a headshot causes the body to flop around.
Also, you have to rope off the area where the head might land.
Also, you have to rope off the area where the head might land.
phil_herup: DRY ICE IS MADE OF CO2!!!
HOW CAN SOMETHING SO COLD MAKE THE EARTH SO HOT?!?!?!?
Mercury freezes solid at -40F. One time I went out to take a shit, checked the thermometer, and thought "-40? That's not too bad."
I found out later it was -65F.
HOW CAN SOMETHING SO COLD MAKE THE EARTH SO HOT?!?!?!?
Mercury freezes solid at -40F. One time I went out to take a shit, checked the thermometer, and thought "-40? That's not too bad."
I found out later it was -65F.
totalsecurity: That watch was hateful. Still have it though.
I think that's the only wristwatch I've ever seen with the stem on the left side.
I think that's the only wristwatch I've ever seen with the stem on the left side.
shocker: Did you fashion that sculpture using your own teeth and spit?
nice watch
DO you like watches?
Just curious, it's one of the few things I really ever get excited about or really really want...
The other is knives.
/not sexually excited about, that's a whole 'nother thread...
nice watch
DO you like watches?
Just curious, it's one of the few things I really ever get excited about or really really want...
The other is knives.
/not sexually excited about, that's a whole 'nother thread...
totalsecurity: Mercury freezes solid at -40F. One time I went out to take a shit, checked the thermometer, and thought "-40? That's not too bad."
I found out later it was -65F.
Ahh, there's nothing like the sound of a good "clank" while taking a crap.
I found out later it was -65F.
Ahh, there's nothing like the sound of a good "clank" while taking a crap.
cranky bastard: Old Pyrex, maybe - not the newer shit that shatters more easily.
You mean genuine Corning Pyrex made in Corning, NY.
You mean genuine Corning Pyrex made in Corning, NY.
intentionally left blank: Like a chicken with its head cut off, only bigger and stronger?
It always sucked when you were one chicken short (or one head long) and had to go search in the weeds to find it...
It always sucked when you were one chicken short (or one head long) and had to go search in the weeds to find it...
cranky bastard: I think that's the only wristwatch I've ever seen with the stem on the left side.
I remember you pointing that out. It's just one of the reasons it was hateful, and so I returned to my Luminox Navy Divers watch.
Sure, it was nice, waterproof to 660', and used movement to wind it, therefore never needing batteries. But unlike the Luminox (and like many other watches) it lacked the provision for adjusting to a wetsuit or drysuit.
I remember you pointing that out. It's just one of the reasons it was hateful, and so I returned to my Luminox Navy Divers watch.
Sure, it was nice, waterproof to 660', and used movement to wind it, therefore never needing batteries. But unlike the Luminox (and like many other watches) it lacked the provision for adjusting to a wetsuit or drysuit.
eclecticman66: It always sucked when you were one chicken short (or one head long) and had to go search in the weeds to find it...
And the foxes are thinking, "Ooooh, delivery!"
And the foxes are thinking, "Ooooh, delivery!"
Do not taunt happy dry chuck.
totalsecurity: I remember you pointing that out. It's just one of the reasons it was hateful, and so I returned to my Luminox Navy Divers watch.
Sure, it was nice, waterproof to 660', and used movement to wind it, therefore never needing batteries. But unlike the Luminox (and like many other watches) it lacked the provision for adjusting to a wetsuit or drysuit.
I hear you - I've worn a Luminox for about fifteen years now. Nice-looking stainless steel, and the tritium illumination is sweet.
Sure, it was nice, waterproof to 660', and used movement to wind it, therefore never needing batteries. But unlike the Luminox (and like many other watches) it lacked the provision for adjusting to a wetsuit or drysuit.
I hear you - I've worn a Luminox for about fifteen years now. Nice-looking stainless steel, and the tritium illumination is sweet.
keerbip: Also, you have to rope off the area where the head might land.
Dead whale + 20 tons of dynomite!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFwxH3PPWiU
Dead whale + 20 tons of dynomite!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFwxH3PPWiU
cranky bastard: I hear you - I've worn a Luminox for about fifteen years now. Nice-looking stainless steel, and the tritium illumination is sweet.
Don't break the crystal and lick the hands!
Don't break the crystal and lick the hands!
intentionally left blank: You mean genuine Corning Pyrex made in Corning, NY.
I don't know if anybody in this country is still using the old recipe - the newer stuff is cheaper, so naturally that's what you're going to get.
Look for old Pyrex in thrift stores - unless you drop it down the stairs, it'll probably outlive you.
I don't know if anybody in this country is still using the old recipe - the newer stuff is cheaper, so naturally that's what you're going to get.
Look for old Pyrex in thrift stores - unless you drop it down the stairs, it'll probably outlive you.
code_7: DO you like watches?
Just curious, it's one of the few things I really ever get excited about or really really want...
The other is knives.
/not sexually excited about, that's a whole 'nother thread...
I do indeed like watches, and knives. I feel that a quality item of either is very useful, and a cheap version is hazardous. Same for firearms.
We bought a lot of our own gear because the Government-issued shit was crap. Watches, regulators, sleeping bags, boots, socks, gloves, knives, ammo, etc. When I was in Panama and places thereabouts, my cheap plastic watch melted from the bug juice, and my issue-clothes rotted away. The pens and pencils were made by some project-for-the-blind, and failed. The issue diving regulators were fatal, and the skis were referred to as "Suicide Slats" because of the bindings. As for knives, I had a good folder, a Gerber MKII, and others. Those are still serving me well.
Just curious, it's one of the few things I really ever get excited about or really really want...
The other is knives.
/not sexually excited about, that's a whole 'nother thread...
I do indeed like watches, and knives. I feel that a quality item of either is very useful, and a cheap version is hazardous. Same for firearms.
We bought a lot of our own gear because the Government-issued shit was crap. Watches, regulators, sleeping bags, boots, socks, gloves, knives, ammo, etc. When I was in Panama and places thereabouts, my cheap plastic watch melted from the bug juice, and my issue-clothes rotted away. The pens and pencils were made by some project-for-the-blind, and failed. The issue diving regulators were fatal, and the skis were referred to as "Suicide Slats" because of the bindings. As for knives, I had a good folder, a Gerber MKII, and others. Those are still serving me well.
cranky bastard: I don't know if anybody in this country is still using the old recipe - the newer stuff is cheaper, so naturally that's what you're going to get.
Look for old Pyrex in thrift stores - unless you drop it down the stairs, it'll probably outlive you.
The new stuff is made by "World Kitchen," a Corning spinoff.
Look for old Pyrex in thrift stores - unless you drop it down the stairs, it'll probably outlive you.
The new stuff is made by "World Kitchen," a Corning spinoff.
intentionally left blank: Don't break the crystal and lick the hands!
I freaked out one of my wife's friends by explaining how the tritium illumination system worked - she was convinced I was irradiating the whole area with a damn wristwatch.
I freaked out one of my wife's friends by explaining how the tritium illumination system worked - she was convinced I was irradiating the whole area with a damn wristwatch.
cranky bastard: I hear you - I've worn a Luminox for about fifteen years now. Nice-looking stainless steel, and the tritium illumination is sweet.
I suspect that the glow will still continue long after you or I perish.
My last post sounded bitchy, but there's some things they got right: Bunny boots, steel crampons, Magnesium snowshoes, 550 cord, False Insertion, Fast Roping, Mossberg M550, M14, SERE School, Spooky, Arctic Canteen, etc.
I suspect that the glow will still continue long after you or I perish.
My last post sounded bitchy, but there's some things they got right: Bunny boots, steel crampons, Magnesium snowshoes, 550 cord, False Insertion, Fast Roping, Mossberg M550, M14, SERE School, Spooky, Arctic Canteen, etc.
cranky bastard: I freaked out one of my wife's friends by explaining how the tritium illumination system worked - she was convinced I was irradiating the whole area with a damn wristwatch.
The Collins R-390 and R-392 radios came with tritium illuminated meters, but they're almost impossible to find. My R-392 has the no-tritium meter.
The Collins R-390 and R-392 radios came with tritium illuminated meters, but they're almost impossible to find. My R-392 has the no-tritium meter.
In my early 20s some friends and I decided to do the 2-liter bottle trick. We went to the park behind our houses, installed the dry ice into the 2-liter bottle half-full of water, dropped it into a metal trash can barrel, then ran like crazy.
After a couple minutes after the pressure had built up BOOOOOOOOOOOOOM
The sound was like a huge bomb had gone off, but since it was inside a barrel, there was no shrapnel, damage, or injuries, and we weren't nearby so could plead plausible deniability.
So we decided to do it again. This time nothing happened. One of my normally-bright friends decided to investigate what had gone wrong, leaned over the barrel BOOOOOOOOOOOOOM
He was near totally deafened for a day and a half. Luckily his hearing did come back.
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After a couple minutes after the pressure had built up BOOOOOOOOOOOOOM
The sound was like a huge bomb had gone off, but since it was inside a barrel, there was no shrapnel, damage, or injuries, and we weren't nearby so could plead plausible deniability.
So we decided to do it again. This time nothing happened. One of my normally-bright friends decided to investigate what had gone wrong, leaned over the barrel BOOOOOOOOOOOOOM
He was near totally deafened for a day and a half. Luckily his hearing did come back.
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trigonman3: In my early 20s some friends and I decided to do the 2-liter bottle trick. We went to the park behind our houses, installed the dry ice into the 2-liter bottle half-full of water, dropped it into a metal trash can barrel, then ran like crazy.
After a couple minutes after the pressure had built up BOOOOOOOOOOOOOM
The sound was like a huge bomb had gone off, but since it was inside a barrel, there was no shrapnel, damage, or injuries, and we weren't nearby so could plead plausible deniability.
So we decided to do it again. This time nothing happened. One of my normally-bright friends decided to investigate what had gone wrong, leaned over the barrel BOOOOOOOOOOOOOM
He was near totally deafened for a day and a half. Luckily his hearing did come back.
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We built our own place and had a small cement mixer we'd point over a valley and throw M-80s into, for much the same effect. My mom knew what we were doing, though.
/to my knowledge, she never learned about the things we did when taking it up to 11.
//geek adolescents and fireworks. Bad juju, mang.
After a couple minutes after the pressure had built up BOOOOOOOOOOOOOM
The sound was like a huge bomb had gone off, but since it was inside a barrel, there was no shrapnel, damage, or injuries, and we weren't nearby so could plead plausible deniability.
So we decided to do it again. This time nothing happened. One of my normally-bright friends decided to investigate what had gone wrong, leaned over the barrel BOOOOOOOOOOOOOM
He was near totally deafened for a day and a half. Luckily his hearing did come back.
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We built our own place and had a small cement mixer we'd point over a valley and throw M-80s into, for much the same effect. My mom knew what we were doing, though.
/to my knowledge, she never learned about the things we did when taking it up to 11.
//geek adolescents and fireworks. Bad juju, mang.
Still think you should go throw it into a pond and run away.
totalsecurity: I suspect that the glow will still continue long after you or I perish.
I think I read somewhere that the half-life is 12 years - so, it'll fade noticeably in our lifetimes.
My first Luminox lasted about 12 years (probably got some shit in it when they changed the battery, the bastards) and I can definitely tell that it was dimmer then than at the outset. At first, that damn thing was as bright as a night-light - I could find my way around a dark house with nothing but the watch.
I think I read somewhere that the half-life is 12 years - so, it'll fade noticeably in our lifetimes.
My first Luminox lasted about 12 years (probably got some shit in it when they changed the battery, the bastards) and I can definitely tell that it was dimmer then than at the outset. At first, that damn thing was as bright as a night-light - I could find my way around a dark house with nothing but the watch.
twitch osx: Still think you should go throw it into a pond and run away.
It's dry ice, not a dead hooker.
It's dry ice, not a dead hooker.
twitch osx: Yea, but wouldnt it explode?
Yeah, the hooker will eventually blow up, but it'll take a couple weeks.
Yeah, the hooker will eventually blow up, but it'll take a couple weeks.
cranky bastard: I think I read somewhere that the half-life is 12 years - so, it'll fade noticeably in our lifetimes.
My first Luminox lasted about 12 years (probably got some shit in it when they changed the battery, the bastards) and I can definitely tell that it was dimmer then than at the outset. At first, that damn thing was as bright as a night-light - I could find my way around a dark house with nothing but the watch.
We were trained about "rods and cones". So, say you look directly at something in the dark, you can't see it. But if you look off to the side, you can.
There were also classes about "sneaking", wherein we were taught to think about a sunny beach and fluffy clouds. DO NOT THINK ABOUT STICKING A KNIFE IN THE SENTRYS THROAT. Supposedly, this gets people agitated and they look around. Odd, but it actually worked. Also something about people being awake but asleep before dawn, so most of our jobs were between 0230 and 0430.
And you might need something to cover that glow. A piece of Hundred-Mile_an_hour_tape will do it.
My first Luminox lasted about 12 years (probably got some shit in it when they changed the battery, the bastards) and I can definitely tell that it was dimmer then than at the outset. At first, that damn thing was as bright as a night-light - I could find my way around a dark house with nothing but the watch.
We were trained about "rods and cones". So, say you look directly at something in the dark, you can't see it. But if you look off to the side, you can.
There were also classes about "sneaking", wherein we were taught to think about a sunny beach and fluffy clouds. DO NOT THINK ABOUT STICKING A KNIFE IN THE SENTRYS THROAT. Supposedly, this gets people agitated and they look around. Odd, but it actually worked. Also something about people being awake but asleep before dawn, so most of our jobs were between 0230 and 0430.
And you might need something to cover that glow. A piece of Hundred-Mile_an_hour_tape will do it.
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/to my knowledge, she never learned about the things we did when taking it up to 11.
//geek adolescents and fireworks. Bad juju, mang.
Not necessarily bad per se, more dangerous. The shit my friends and I used to experiment with would get us arrested now days.
Our favorite was to take the gun powder out of fireworks and fill up little plastic vials of some sort or another with some BBs and match heads with a fuse and see how loud we could get the *BANG*!
Good times but now with all the paranoia this shit could get someone in trouble...
Oh we also did the napalm with soap and gasoline too...
/to my knowledge, she never learned about the things we did when taking it up to 11.
//geek adolescents and fireworks. Bad juju, mang.
Not necessarily bad per se, more dangerous. The shit my friends and I used to experiment with would get us arrested now days.
Our favorite was to take the gun powder out of fireworks and fill up little plastic vials of some sort or another with some BBs and match heads with a fuse and see how loud we could get the *BANG*!
Good times but now with all the paranoia this shit could get someone in trouble...
Oh we also did the napalm with soap and gasoline too...
code_7: Not necessarily bad per se, more dangerous. The shit my friends and I used to experiment with would get us arrested now days.
Our favorite was to take the gun powder out of fireworks and fill up little plastic vials of some sort or another with some BBs and match heads with a fuse and see how loud we could get the *BANG*!
Good times but now with all the paranoia this shit could get someone in trouble...
Oh we also did the napalm with soap and gasoline too...
Napalm, missiles, various other explody things.
Our favorite was to take the gun powder out of fireworks and fill up little plastic vials of some sort or another with some BBs and match heads with a fuse and see how loud we could get the *BANG*!
Good times but now with all the paranoia this shit could get someone in trouble...
Oh we also did the napalm with soap and gasoline too...
Napalm, missiles, various other explody things.
intentionally left blank: Yeah, the hooker will eventually blow up, but it'll take a couple weeks.
Rocks in the cavity.
Problem Solved
Or, a glacial river. The silt fills the pores in the clothes, and sinking is very fast.
The reason bodies float to the surface is due to the nasty bugs that cause putrefaction. Disgusting, stinking gasses.
Rocks in the cavity.
Problem Solved
Or, a glacial river. The silt fills the pores in the clothes, and sinking is very fast.
The reason bodies float to the surface is due to the nasty bugs that cause putrefaction. Disgusting, stinking gasses.
totalsecurity: Rocks in the cavity.
Problem Solved
Or, a glacial river. The silt fills the pores in the clothes, and sinking is very fast.
The reason bodies float to the surface is due to the nasty bugs that cause putrefaction. Disgusting, stinking gasses.
Yup.
Problem Solved
Or, a glacial river. The silt fills the pores in the clothes, and sinking is very fast.
The reason bodies float to the surface is due to the nasty bugs that cause putrefaction. Disgusting, stinking gasses.
Yup.
Lick it. Does it taste like raisins?
intentionally left blank: Yup.
totalsecurity: Rocks in the cavity.
Problem Solved
You 2 might be thinking about the "problem" a little too much...
hehe
totalsecurity: Rocks in the cavity.
Problem Solved
You 2 might be thinking about the "problem" a little too much...
hehe
totalsecurity: They use "Left Blank Intentionally" now.
Oh, no! They even got grammar! Can Gramps be safe now?
Oh, no! They even got grammar! Can Gramps be safe now?
code_7: This one's mine...
It's old but my favorite...
I kinda like some of the Nixon 31-50's that have a similar aesthetic. Some great color combos too.
It's old but my favorite...
I kinda like some of the Nixon 31-50's that have a similar aesthetic. Some great color combos too.
intentionally left blank: Oh, no! They even got grammar! Can Gramps be safe now?
I thought of you, and the manuals, when I got some paperwork from the VA last week. I suspect they had to dumb it down, as they've lowered the bar at MEPS.
I thought of you, and the manuals, when I got some paperwork from the VA last week. I suspect they had to dumb it down, as they've lowered the bar at MEPS.
brazil: I kinda like some of the Nixon 31-50's that have a similar aesthetic. Some great color combos too.
How much is that.... $8K
How much is that.... $8K
phil_herup: How much is that.... $8K
lord no. i'm not an expensive watch guy. in fact, i've not worn one in the last 15 years.
it's about $300 to $500.
lord no. i'm not an expensive watch guy. in fact, i've not worn one in the last 15 years.
it's about $300 to $500.
I've still got a pretty nice Nixon watch. Wasn't no $300 - $500 but it's nice. Problem is the fucking band broke in a little spot and nobody around here can repair it. I emailed Nixon years ago about it and never got a response.
twitch osx: I've still got a pretty nice Nixon watch. Wasn't no $300 - $500 but it's nice. Problem is the fucking band broke in a little spot and nobody around here can repair it. I emailed Nixon years ago about it and never got a response.
Well, duh! He's been dead for quite a while now.
Well, duh! He's been dead for quite a while now.
Speaking of Nixon, when I was a kid, we were still living in southern california when he died. My mom decided she wanted to stand in the MILES LONG line to walk past his casket and took me with her. God damn that sucked. Just this line of people weaving through neighborhood culdesacs FOREVER.
twitch osx: Speaking of Nixon, when I was a kid, we were still living in southern california when he died. My mom decided she wanted to stand in the MILES LONG line to walk past his casket and took me with her. God damn that sucked. Just this line of people weaving through neighborhood culdesacs FOREVER.
They wanted to make sure he was dead?
They wanted to make sure he was dead?
twitch osx: Speaking of Nixon, when I was a kid, we were still living in southern california when he died. My mom decided she wanted to stand in the MILES LONG line to walk past his casket and took me with her. God damn that sucked. Just this line of people weaving through neighborhood culdesacs FOREVER.
And just to glance at a dead guy? Did she take you to morgues for a Sunday family outing as well?
And just to glance at a dead guy? Did she take you to morgues for a Sunday family outing as well?
Omar Bradley was Chairman of the Bulova Watch Company.
Must be why the PX is filled with them.
I just learned something.
Must be why the PX is filled with them.
I just learned something.
muir: And just to glance at a dead guy? Did she take you to morgues for a Sunday family outing as well?
One fine morning we were walking along, and I glanced to my right and down. There was a guy, laying on his back beside the road in the grass, dressed in his work clothes and clutching his lunchpail. There was a large hole in his left forehead. Behind me, a guy said "I Guess they have an opening at his workplace."
One fine morning we were walking along, and I glanced to my right and down. There was a guy, laying on his back beside the road in the grass, dressed in his work clothes and clutching his lunchpail. There was a large hole in his left forehead. Behind me, a guy said "I Guess they have an opening at his workplace."
intentionally left blank: The new stuff is made by "World Kitchen," a Corning spinoff.
Look for 'borosilicate' somewhere on the item.
Marinex is one mfg.
Look for 'borosilicate' somewhere on the item.
Marinex is one mfg.
trolljegeren: Look for 'borosilicate' somewhere on the item.
Marinex is one mfg.
Yeah, I read that earlier.
Marinex is one mfg.
Yeah, I read that earlier.
"MFG" is an acronym, right?
muir: And just to glance at a dead guy? Did she take you to morgues for a Sunday family outing as well?
No clue what the big fucking deal was. And no, we didn't go to morgues.
No clue what the big fucking deal was. And no, we didn't go to morgues.
twitch osx: No clue what the big fucking deal was. And no, we didn't go to morgues.
Well he was an ex president and a rather well known one. If that was near me I probably would have checked the stiff out. I was just playing with the second question.
Well he was an ex president and a rather well known one. If that was near me I probably would have checked the stiff out. I was just playing with the second question.
totalsecurity: "MFG" is an acronym, right?
Well, an abbreviation, anyway - for . . .
twitch osx: Manufacturer?
I wasn't trying to be confusing :(
Well, an abbreviation, anyway - for . . .
twitch osx: Manufacturer
I wasn't trying to be confusing :(
trolljegeren: Well, an abbreviation, anyway - for . . .
I wasn't trying to be confusing :(
I was just being a smartass.
I wasn't trying to be confusing :(
I was just being a smartass.
I'm sure whatever you do with will be sublime.
muir: Well he was an ex president and a rather well known one. If that was near me I probably would have checked the stiff out. I was just playing with the second question.
Would you have stood in a line through neighborhoods for 7 hours... LITERALLY 7-8 hours? With no food and no bathrooms? Although some people who lived in the neighborhood were opening their homes for people to use their bathrooms
Would you have stood in a line through neighborhoods for 7 hours... LITERALLY 7-8 hours? With no food and no bathrooms? Although some people who lived in the neighborhood were opening their homes for people to use their bathrooms
twitch osx: Would you have stood in a line through neighborhoods for 7 hours... LITERALLY 7-8 hours? With no food and no bathrooms? Although some people who lived in the neighborhood were opening their homes for people to use their bathrooms
spongegirl circleskirt: Tonite, TBS will be played by Lord Bearpelt.
And you'll be in your bunk, amirite?
And you'll be in your bunk, amirite?
totalsecurity: "MFG" is an acronym, right?
Only if you're pronouncing it "Miffig". Otherwise, it's an initialism.
\ also a smartass
Only if you're pronouncing it "Miffig". Otherwise, it's an initialism.
\ also a smartass
totalsecurity: And you'll be in your bunk, amirite?
With a glass of lemonade and a slice of key lime pie.
With a glass of lemonade and a slice of key lime pie.
spongegirl circleskirt: With a glass of lemonade and a slice of key lime pie.
That makes my tongue hard just thinking about it.
That makes my tongue hard just thinking about it.
twitch osx: Would you have stood in a line through neighborhoods for 7 hours... LITERALLY 7-8 hours? With no food and no bathrooms? Although some people who lived in the neighborhood were opening their homes for people to use their bathrooms
Depends on which president. For say Reagan or Clinton probably. For either Bush I would have pissed in water bottles and sold them to the people waiting in line.
Depends on which president. For say Reagan or Clinton probably. For either Bush I would have pissed in water bottles and sold them to the people waiting in line.
muir: Depends on which president. For say Reagan or Clinton probably. For either Bush I would have pissed in water bottles and sold them to the people waiting in line.
Slap an "Apple" sticker on it, and triple the price!
Slap an "Apple" sticker on it, and triple the price!
So what did you finally do with the dry ice? Please tell me you made a bomb and filmed it.
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